Plus: "Tree's" cinematographer gives the secret to succes on working with Malick: "Don't read the script, don't speak" -- at TheWrap's Awards Screening Series

She came out of nowhere in "The Tree of Life" -- but with "The Help," "The Debt" and five more movies on the way, she's inescapable

A final roundup of the art, the money and the outrage of Cannes 2011

A shy director, an actor who won't talk, two jailed filmmakers and a loudmouth who got banned -- Cannes is all about empty spaces

The festival reaches a climax with a pair of huge movie stars -- but down by the beach, there's a show that never stops

The view from Stateside: the talk of Cannes is a rapturous reverie that'll likely be too weird for a mainstream audience

The director stayed away, and perhaps with cause: when the credits rolled 'Tree of Life' was greeted with boos and and applause

The stars will be there for show, but the real substance at Cannes will come from a strong lineup of arty filmmakers

Strong festival slate features a record four female directors ... plus some Hollywood blockbusters-to-be

Peter Bart's memory gets hazy, Terrence Malick's dates are changing, and Sophia Loren gets a bargain night at the Academy

Filmmaker is sentenced to six years in jail by Islamic Republic and a 20-year ban on making films. Martin Scorsese